Clinton School student Jack Lofton, who serves as executive director of the Little Rock Film Festival, reports that the festival has been named one of 25 film festivals “worth the entry fee” in 2010 by MovieMaker.com.
Read MoreStudents to Present Final Capstone Projects
We’ll have two Clinton School Capstone Defenses on Wednesday, June 23 in Classroom II of Sturgis Hall. If you’d like to attend these presentations, please email Jeanne Busbea at jbbusbea@clintonschool.uasys.edu.
Read MoreIPSP UPDATE: TOMS Shoes
Clinton School student Ben Kaufman has the honor today of being featured on the TOMS Shoes Twitter page. Kaufman is working this summer in Ethiopia with TOMS
Read MoreIPSP Update: Promoting Rural Development in Nepal
At the two-day workshop READ Nepal, a development organization, gathered 30 community leaders to sound out ideas on guidelines and steps for rural development.
Read MoreIPSP Update: Fighting Foot Disease in Ethiopia
Clinton School student Mark Lienhart, who is helping fight foot desease in Ethiopia for his international project, sent us an update on his and classmate Ben Kaufman’s travels in the country. Lienhart is working with the Mossy Foot Treatment and Prevention Association (MFTPA)
Read MoreStudents Completing International Field Projects
The students will visit 25 countries on six continents and partner with government, non-government and nonprofit organizations on International Public Service Projects (IPSP) in areas such as corporate responsibility, environmental conservation, public health, education, poverty reduction and economic development.
Read MoreTOMS Shoes
Clinton School students Mark Lienhart (’11) and Ben Kaufman (’11) met with Blake MyCoskie, the chief shoe giver of TOMS Shoes on Wednesday in Little Rock.
Read MoreClinton School Hosts Practicum Project Partners
The Clinton School hosted a reception Tuesday for its partners in the 2010 Practicum program, 12 group public service projects completed by students this year in the Master of Public Service (MPS) degree program.
Read MoreStudent Project helps Brazilian Nonprofit
Clinton School student Viviane Rossi recently completed a report on funding and partnership opportunities for a Brazilian non-profit that provides educational opportunities for impoverished young women and girls.
Read MoreHope for Haiti Supplies Drive
Hope for Haiti, the local Haiti relief organization headed by Clinton School student Ivan Noisette, is hosting a “You Care We Share” supplies drive this weekend. Hope for Haiti will organize hygiene kits for Church World Service and collect supplies for a homelessness drive in Memphis. Please consider dropping off any of the items listed below. Boxes will be available on site to collect supplies:
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